luxury houses for sale Burgundy, France (page 19)

Located 1 hour and 15 minutes from Paris, in a city of art and history, this beautiful private hotel spans 312 m² and its walled wooded park covers 2200 m². Redesigned by an interior architect, the decoration blends styles from the late 18th century to the Napoleonic era. On the ground floor, a double entrance of 20 m² with Burgundy stone and cabochons leads to a large dining room (with herringbone parquet and fireplace), and on the left wing, a small boudoir opening onto a living room with oak parquet, fireplace, woodwork, and moldings, along with a WC equipped with a washbasin. Following this, there is a spacious master bedroom, a fitted kitchen (with travertine floor and culinary piano) featuring a serving hatch to the dining room and access to a vaulted cellar and boiler room. The first floor can be accessed via an oak staircase with a beautiful 19th-century banister. The landing, adorned with old tiles, serves four bedrooms, three of which have en-suite shower rooms or bathrooms. The decoration is very pleasant and refined. Exceptional decor and beautiful restoration: original parquet floors in the reception rooms, richly decorated ceilings with cornices and rosettes, picture rails, marble fireplaces, and numerous quality details. The top floor is modern, insulated, and air-conditioned, comprising a large office and a cinema room. Quality materials (Burgundy stone, travertine, cast iron radiators, original cremones for the ground floor rooms, and double glazing throughout). A beautiful walled park shaded by numerous centennial linden trees, a French garden, and aromatic species. Located in the city, just steps away from the banks of the Yonne, the historic city center, and shops. The train station is a 15-minute walk away. Fiber optic internet is available. There is the possibility to take over a bed-and-breakfast operation (or to establish yourself there). Energy consumption ranges from 3500 to 4200 Euros per year in 2023. Numerous other photos are available on our website. Information on risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.frThis description has been automatically translated from French.

In Burgundy, an hour and ten minutes from Paris, an 18th century mansion house. This mansion house stands in the midst of extensive wooded, enclosed parklands in the middle of the town. Spiked, wrought iron gates open into parklands, laid out in a French formal manner and bordered by old walls, pleasantly covered with wisteria and vines. In front of the residence is a parterre planted with old roses. Various species of tall trees, over a hundred years old, set the tone. Behind the building is a small, medieval vegetable garden, planted with different herbs. Historical background This mansion house was built in 1780 as part of the major urban planning works, including the construction of the town hall and the development of the banks of the river Yonne, that took place in the town in the 18th century. A middle-class home, it stands but a few metres from the political and military decision-making centres and accommodated such illustrious characters as Prince Ferdinand-Philippe, Duke of Orléans, oldest son of King Louis-Philippe. A private ball was held in his honour in the mansion house’s staterooms. This historic property was then lived in by Fernand-Schneider, a great military character, one of whose sons married one of the daughters of Jacques-Chaband-Delmas. The Schneider family remained here until 2010.

Property dating from 1740, with a lot of charm in a quiet hamlet south of Vezelay and north of the Morvan regional park. 4 bedrooms in the main house, 4 bedrooms in the annex and several outbuildings. Enclosed garden. All ready to live in and use. Two 18th century stone houses on a 717 m2 plot in the centre of this hamlet. The dovecote dates from 1740 - date engraved in the stone on the window The main house comprises: on the ground floor, an entrance hall, a reception room, two lounges, a dining room, kitchen and WC. In the reception room the facade of a magnificent old original professional bread oven remains as decoration. On the first floor 2 bedrooms - a large suite with dressing room and bathroom - then a study room. WC. On the second floor: two bedrooms with toilet (shower sink). Original materials - no plastic windows, they are all wood with double glazing; original custom made doors also wood; very tastefully decorated. The second house (annex) has an entrance hall, living room, kitchenette and four bedrooms, three with their own bathroom or shower room and WC - and one small one with WC and washbasin. In this annex building there is also a barn of 45m2. A stable with boiler room and laundry/storage room. Garage of 35m2. The grounds are very well laid out - a large courtyard with lots of flowers and fruit trees and to the rear a garden full of flowers, trees and shrubs, very neat.

In a Burgundy village, only a little over an hour outside of Paris, a cluster of houses and outbuildings surrounded by a bucolic garden. On a quiet village street, a large wooden gate flanked by two stone pillars and its adjacent pedestrian door open onto a property, which, entirely enclosed, is sheltered from outside noise and prying eyes. A gravel area has enough room to park several vehicles. The pathway leads to two houses and an extensive garden. On one side, topped with a Burgundy-tile gable roof with three hipped dormer windows, one of which is protected by a guardrail, the main two-storey rubble masonry house is adorned with exterior brick window surrounds, while large small-paned windows bathe its interior with light. With an inhabitable surface area of approximately 150 m², the house is flanked by a former bread oven, which repeats the same ornamental features as the house. A more recent extension extends the living room towards the garden onto which large picture windows look out. A stone patio surrounds the building, while an external stone staircase leads to a vaulted cellar. On the other side, facing the main house, the two-storey guesthouse mirrors the same architectural characteristics: a Burgundy-tile gable roof with one hipped dormer window. With its wisteria-festooned façade and exterior patio, the guesthouse has a total surface area of approximately 100 m². Located past the guesthouse are various outbuildings, while in the midst of all the buildings is a carefully groomed, 2,000-m² garden with different landscaped areas.

Real estate investment property 10 km from Tonnerre comprising two buildings with 10 rented apartments, 3 apartments to be developed (subject to works) on a partly enclosed plot of land with 12 garages. Pleasant environment on the banks of the Burgundy canal. Quality complete restoration on the two buildings, work phase 2000-2004. All apartments are heated collectively. Annual returns of 8.90% after expenses. 3 apartments to be finalized for additional yield potential. Authentic building from the late 19th century. Exceptional and rare offer. Investors.This description has been automatically translated from French.

SEMI-EXCLUSIVE. Quietly, in a wine-growing village with shops and services near Beaune, spacious house with 6 main rooms (225 m2 of living space) offering quality services. 2 bathrooms. Basement with garage of 80 m2. Terrace with bioclimatic pergola. Pleasant enclosed garden with trees.

Extensive living space and its dependencies, in the heart of a closed and wooded park, with a pond, a marsh, and a swimming pool, on a 70,903 m² lot, with private access to the adjacent golf course.This vast property consists of the main building, the Château, with a living area of about 1,200 m², numerous outbuildings, a caretaker's house of about 90 m², a gardener's house to be renovated of about 120 m², and a small chapel. The enclosed park with walls and fencing offers walks in a bucolic setting with beautiful flower beds harmoniously distributed along paths leading to a summer gazebo, rose bushes, a large orchard, and two bodies of water (a marsh and a pond).The wings reserved for living surround the honor courtyard: they offer living spaces on the ground floor, with lounges, dining room, kitchen and pantry, offices, gym, and a section that could be renovated into a suite. The central staircase and elevator serve the two floors which offer 17 bedrooms including 15 with private bathrooms, and salons. The outbuildings are vast and numerous: some have been rehabilitated, such as the summer dining room with its bread oven, many storage areas, the workshop, the boiler room, and a small chapel. This part dates back to the 18th and 19th centuries and has been owned by the same family for over a century.The fully renovated caretaker's house and the agricultural outbuildings housing the machines and tools necessary for maintaining the park form a second courtyard independent of the first and more recent one.At the back of the park, on the south side of the property, is the gardener's house spread over two levels: this property could have its own distinct entrance.Finally, at the entrance of the park, there is a garage for two vehicles, located close to the entrance gates leading to the estate.The property is habitable, well-maintained, and secured by an alarm and the presence of a couple of caretakers.This estate is located at the site of an ancient Templar commandery dating back to the 12th and 16th centuries, and then occupied by the knights of the Order of Malta until the French Revolution.The estate benefits from private access to a renowned golf course that is adjacent.The entire property lends itself well to both professional hotel and event operations as well as to a family residence project.It is situated 12 km from Vonnas, 11 km from the Macon Loché TGV station, 65 km from Lyon, and 148 km from Geneva.For further information, Claire Barralon at 07 60 13 70 00, [email protected], real estate agent registered with the Lyon RCS under number 904 488 533This description has been automatically translated from French.

With its garden directly overlooking the vineyards, in a wine-growing village near Beaune, this large family home with fine original features, built over cellar and garage, offers a large garden with swimming pool. From the street, an outside staircase leads up to a balcony and south-west-facing terrace. Three doors open onto the house: kitchen, entrance hall and living room. The main door opens onto an entrance hall which leads on the left to a bright, fully equipped kitchen with space for a table for 6, French doors and a window opening onto the balcony. To the right of the entrance, a double pane door opens onto an impressive 80m2 living room with a magnificent beamed ceiling and original floor tiles and Burgundy flagstones, numerous openings including 2 French doors opening onto the balcony on the street side and onto the courtyard on the garden side. With some original stone walls and oak pillars, small nooks such as a cozy lounge and a study area, divide up this living space. A majestic steel wood burner is centered on the far wall. From the entrance hall, a long corridor leads to a shower room and 4 bedrooms on either side. The last bedroom at the end of the corridor could be converted into an en-suite, as a lean-to adjoining the house could be turned into a shower room. In the same hallway, a door opens onto a staircase leading down to the 2 garages. Here you'll find the interior part of a heat pump that supplies heating and hot water. On either side of these 2 garages, accessible from the street, are 2 semi-buried wine cellars on one side and two storage/workshop areas on the other. On level 1, opposite the front door, another door opens onto the garden, which begins with a large courtyard with a dining area and bbq space. A small pathway and stone steps lead up to the garden, planted with old trees. You arrive at the first ''landing'' with a 3.5 x 7.5 m tiled pool with paving around it, where you can lounge in a deckchair overlooking the house below and the garden above. As you climb to the top of the garden, you have a direct view of the vineyards on the other side of the countryside path, as well as a view of the village with its church beyond the house.

Close to Beaune, this property in a charming wine village offers charm and space with its beautifully arranged park of 2,650 m².Behind an inner courtyard lies the main house, elevated on 4 cellars, comprising on the ground floor a kitchen with a utility room and pantry, access to the attic - offering nice potential for development - a dining room, and a so-called bridge lounge with its tapestries and woodwork.3 bedrooms and a bathroom complete the level.In the extension forming an L-shape, an old wine store and a garage with access from the courtyard.In the park, there is a pavilion to renovate of about 60 m² with 4 rooms, the floor being made of terracotta or pitch pine, 2 interconnected ornamental basins, and a well.A pigeon house and its annex are part of the property.This beautiful and unique ensemble will surely charm you.Well presented by Pauline DEVILLARD +33 (0)6 19 24 61 53Consultant Burgundy Franche-ComtéCOMMERCIAL AGENT EI"Housing with excessive energy consumption: class G""Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques site: www.georisques.gouv.fr"This description has been automatically translated from French.

In the heart of the vineyards: Ideally located close to the town of MÂCON, very beautiful old house from the 16th century of approximately 180 m2 to be consolidated. Possibility of 5 bedrooms. Recent roof renovation. New gas boiler for hot water production. Electrical work, water rooms and kitchen to be planned. Very beautiful French ceilings, numerous fireplaces, stone staircases. Beautiful high ceilings. Possibility of opening the kitchen onto the dining room. House connected to mains drainage. Charming land of 735 m2 enclosed by stone walls. Outbuilding with functional bread oven. Workshop, boiler room and technical room of 100 m2. Very easy motorway access a few kms away. DPE F with energy audit of 10/102023. Mandate no925 ERP diagnosis: information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisks. gouv.fr Price: 450,000? HAI (fees payable by the seller). Please contact Franck CLARENÇON on 06 72 78 66 81, Paulimmo agency, mdt no925

Built in the 16th century, as attested to by its exceptional facade, over superb 13th century ribbed vaults, this residence spans approx. 280 m² (2,076 sq ft) of living space over 2 stories, with 7 main rooms including a double reception room, 4 bedrooms and a study room, 3 shower rooms and 1 bathroom, a vast attic divided into 4 sections (possibility of additional conversion) above which is an old utility room. Restored to a very high standard. Two separate entrances and a kitchenette on the first floor provide a degree of independence for a family, or could be used as a bed and breakfast. There is also the possibility of acquiring a garden of approx. 400 m², which is not adjoining, complemented by a small house - a fully-equipped studio flat of approx. 20 m² living space, just a 5-minute walk away, providing an additional, dynamic attraction. Can also be rented independently. Energy class : D Climate class : D Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €2.970 and €4.070per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

Chalon-sur-Saône 15 mins – Located in a pleasant hamlet, this Bressane farmhouse has undergone a superb renovation, offering charm and authenticity (Burgundy tiles, terracotta tiles, fireplaces…). The building, with an area of approximately 285 m2, includes on the ground floor a large entrance leading to a living room of 45 m2 with a wood stove, a 30 m2 lounge, a kitchen opening onto a beautiful paved terrace, a 25 m2 bedroom with a fireplace, a bathroom, and a laundry/boiler room. The first floor includes a landing serving 2 bedrooms and their bathrooms, an office space, and a large 45 m2 bedroom with a dressing room. Adjacent to the house is a barn serving as storage with a cellar and workshop. The whole rests on an enclosed and landscaped plot of 2060 m2 with a small outbuilding (wood shed).This description has been automatically translated from French.

Real estate complex of the Ecocentre type, with land classified in zone Nt, comprising: a bioclimatic house with a large living room, bedroom, kitchen, and restrooms. Upstairs and independent, four rooms that can be transformed into lodgings with 6/8 sleeping places. A double chalet, made of wood, with restrooms and kitchens that can accommodate 10/12 people. Another building for sanitary use with a solar hot water tank and dry toilets. This building is dedicated to welcoming tents or camper vans. Three Paligloos serve as a reception area, pottery workshop, and multipurpose room. Numerous natural areas (conservatory orchard, beehive). Four development axes are proposed: leisure welcome, school welcome, training, tourism.This description has been automatically translated from French.

A listed former abbey nestling in the heart of the Forêts National Park, on the edge of the Champagne region in Upper Burgundy. Today, there remain the hostelry and its farm surrounding the guest house for the noble patrons of the Order. Louis de Bourbon, Duke of Penthièvre, grandson of Louis XIV and Madame de Montespan, frequently came to the abbey to pray to God or to hunt in the vast surrounding forest. The water mill in the distance marks the boundary line between the abbey, its parklands and its gardens. This is where, surrounded by French-style formal gardens, two freshwater springs have been tapped, providing the monks with a large fishpond (44 m x 62 m) and a waterfall. The entire estate, extending over an area of around 7 hectares, is enclosed by an imposing 7-metre-high perimeter wall topped with flat limestone. The Val des Choues stream flows through the roughly 14 hectares of surrounding meadows and feeds the abbey's pond of almost 1 hectare. Elegant orchids, known as “lady’s-slipper orchids”, grow on the edge of the national forest, which completely encircles the estate. Together with the additional communal woodlands, this national forest makes up an untamed, compact forest covering 12,000 hectares. This natural sanctuary completely surrounds the abbey, so that it suffers no disturbance whatsoever. Created in 2019, the new Forêts National Park is intended to protect lowland deciduous forests and now stretches over the entire region. Straddling Burgundy and Champagne, this is the most recent of the eleven French national parks, the first to be located in the northern part of France and the closest to Paris. The Val des Choues abbey and the surrounding forest are classified as a 'core' zone, recognised for their exceptional natural heritage value.

A lofty house reflecting the 1930’s style, just 2 hours from Paris, in a town alongside the river Loire in Burgundy. Once over a very old bridge dominating the river Loire, the house comes into view in all of its elevated glory. A private car parking space is near to the property. The district abounds in residential houses. A garden enhances the premises, whilst a large terrace on the upper section dominates the ducal town. The view takes in the cathedral, the river Loire and the numerous old half-timbered houses set in a lush vegetation.

A rare, completely renovated 18th century farmhouse with outbuildings, swimming pool and 1ha of wooded grounds in the Bresse region of Burgundy. Situated in a hamlet away from the village, the property is accessed via a country lane, hidden from prying eyes. The complex is bounded by a stream running along the north side. The wooded grounds are fully enclosed, with the buildings in the centre. In a state of ruin in the 1990s, the house has undergone an exceptional restoration by its current owners, combining exacting architectural rigour with cutting-edge comfort.

Large 19th-century residence on 3 levels, with almost 400 m² of living space, fully renovated and furnished. Reception rooms and 7 bedrooms, 6 with en suite bathrooms. Period materials and decorative features preserved. Wellness and relaxation area. Eighteenth-century half-timbered barn with a floor area of 300 m² that can be separated from the property and offers great potential for conversion. Quiet country setting. Flat, wooded grounds of 7,840 m² bordering a river. Energy class: D Climate class : D Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €5.920 and €8.080 per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Set in undulating countryside in the Côte d'Or region, approx. 30 minutes from Dijon, this character property comprises: - a dwelling (former 13th century priory) renovated in the 18th and 19th centuries, spanning approx. 400 m² (4,305 sq ft) of living space over two stories with 12 rooms including 6 bedrooms ; - a 2-room caretaker's cottage. All set in partly wooded grounds with delightful parklands featuring a spring. 2 stone ponds; outbuildings. Reception, restaurant and/or agricultural activities could be envisaged. Energy class: B Climate class : C Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €4.008 and €6.013 per year. Prices indexed to August 15, 2015. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the website : www.georiques.gouv.fr

On the outskirts of the charming medieval town of Semur-en-Auxois, with motorway access, approx. 25 minutes from the Montbard TGV train station (1 hour from Paris), nestled in a picturesque undulating landscape with a river running through it, this property spans approx. 5 ha (22 acres) of land (with the possibility of acquiring approx. 20 ha (20 acres) of adjoining freehold land, with a stable and a well). - a manor house with character spanning approx. 532 m² (5,767 sq ft) of living space comprising 9 main rooms including 5 bedrooms (one of which is on the ground floor) and a huge games room or dormitory on the top floor. Monumental fireplace, Renaissance bas-reliefs, exposed stonework, beams, etc. -a former 18th century mill, part of which is occupied (rented out), with 5 rooms (including 3 bedrooms) and another large, beautiful part awaiting completion of conversion, on 3 levels, - a guest house with 3 rooms including 2 bedrooms, - Other outbuildings (barns, stables, tack room, henhouse). Quiet, beautiful countryside, no nuisance. Energy class:E Climate class : E Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €7.630 and €10.310 per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

30 minutes from the TGV station of Le Creusot, in the heart of Autun, property of 244.45 sqm comprising a large entrance hall with fireplace, a living room also with fireplace, a dining room, 4 bedrooms including the independent flat, 3 shower rooms and a study. Attic with 15th century chestnut woodwork. Direct view of the chevet of Autun cathedral. Terrace overlooking the French garden. Numerous outbuildings including stables and wine cellar. Co-ownership of only 2 lots. No co-ownership charges. The property is set in grounds comprising a courtyard and garden for a total of 816 sqm. VIRTUAL VISIT AVAILABLE Energy class: E Climate class : E Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €3 430 and €4 690 per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.